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"At the closing ceremony of the Sydney 2000 Games, outgoing president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Juan Antonio Samaranch declared to the host nation, 'I am proud and happy to proclaim that you have presented to the world the best Olympic Games ever.' Quite a plaudit, but one few would argue with. Everything seemed perfect – the organization, the athletic performance, the setting, the climate …
"The only blot on the Sydney Games was the rash of athletes removed after failing drugs tests – a record total of 35. However, it is undeniable that the Sydney Games were the high watermark of the modern Olympics, and something that future Olympic hosts will have to live up to."
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Of course it's amnesty. The whole point of comprehensive immigration reform is to bring 11 million undocumented men, women and children out of the shadows, which means giving them some kind of legal status, which amounts to amnesty. Otherwise, why bother?
So the Senate did the sensible thing last week and passed a bill allowing law-abiding immigrants who are here without papers to stay -- and eventually become citizens. Whether the House follows suit may depend on whether Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, has finally had his fill of Washington's most thankless job.
Seems to me it should be an easy call. Leading the House Republican majority is like trying to get a bunch of cats to do synchronized swimming. Surely Boehner's gluttony for punishment has limits.
I say all this despite the fact that Boehner has already ruled out the simplest course of action, which would produce the best outcome for the nation and also boost the prospects of the Republican Party: Bring the Senate bill up for a vote.
Under the most likely scenario, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., who has the whole cat-herding thing down pat, would deliver virtually the entire Democratic caucus in support. Most Republicans would vote no, but there should be enough defections to push the measure over the 218-vote threshold and send it to President Obama for his signature.
Obama would be able to trumpet a centerpiece accomplishment for his second term. But the GOP would reap far greater political gain by sending a message to Latinos -- the nation's largest minority group -- that's different from the customary "Go away."
The Republican establishment is desperate to get immigration reform over and done with. The arithmetic is simple: In last year's election, with Mitt Romney advocating "self-deportation" as a solution for the undocumented, Obama won 71 percent of the Latino vote and 73 percent of the Asian-American vote. If these fast-growing minority groups become as loyal to the Democratic Party as African-Americans are, the GOP's ability to compete in national elections will be in serious doubt.
Members of the House, however, run in local elections -- and most are in districts gerrymandered to be "safe." There are those in Boehner's caucus who recognize that immigration reform needs to be approved for the good of the party, but who worry -- with good reason -- that if they vote for amnesty they will invite a primary challenge from the far right.
And there are others, of course, who genuinely oppose any sort of amnesty for the undocumented, much less a path to citizenship. I find this view mystifying because it has so little to do with the real world. Once you acknowledge that we're not going to round up 11 million people and ship them home, and that they're not going to self-deport, what do you do? Pretend all these people don't exist?
The Senate bill is a reasonable compromise between good policy and the nonsense that has to be thrown in to make any legislation viable these days. We're going to add more fencing and more surveillance to a border that is already heavily fenced and surveilled. We're going to hire more Border Patrol agents and tell ourselves that we have "secured" a frontier that is nearly 2,000 miles long, that runs largely through remote badlands, and that will never be the kind of hermetic seal that some people fantasize.
Boehner has said that rather than vote on what the Senate sent over, he will allow the House to develop its own immigration bill. Good luck with that.
It is hard for me imagine that conservative House Republicans will support any bill that provides a path to citizenship. I can't even imagine most of the GOP caucus supporting a bill that gives legal status to the undocumented -- amnesty, in other words -- without imposing so many impossible conditions that the upshot is no change at all.
If the past is any guide, Boehner's pledge to follow the wishes of a majority of House Republicans is as good as gold -- until he breaks it. This time, however, the issue is so fraught that he likely would face a rebellion. Shortly after the House passed the Senate immigration bill, irate tea-party conservatives could depose Boehner from his post.
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MIDLAND CITY, Ala. - After four anxious days, only the slimmest of details has come to light in a police standoff with an Alabama man who is accused of holding a 5-year-old boy hostage in a bunker, a sign of just how delicate the negotiations are.
Police have used a ventilation pipe in the underground bunker to talk to the man and deliver the boy medication for his emotional disorders, but they have not revealed how often they are in touch or what the conversations have been about. And authorities waited until Friday - four days after the siege began - to confirm what so many in this age of instant communication already knew: The man accused of killing a school bus driver and abducting the boy Tuesday was 65-year-old Jimmy Lee Dykes, a Vietnam-era veteran who was known to neighbors as a menacing figure.
While much of what is going on inside the bunker remains a mystery, local officials who have spoken to police or the boy's family have described a small room with food, electricity and a TV. And while the boy has his medication, an official also said he has been crying for his parents.
Meanwhile, Midland City residents held out hope that the standoff would end safely and mourned for the slain bus driver and his family. Candlelight vigils have been held nightly at a gazebo in front of City Hall. Residents prayed, sang songs such as "Amazing Grace" and nailed homemade wooden crosses on the gazebo's railings alongside signs that read: "We are praying for you."
"We're doing any little thing that helps show support for him," said 15-year-old Taylor Edwards said.
Former hostage negotiators said authorities must be cautious and patient as long as they are confident that the boy is unharmed. Ex-FBI hostage negotiator Clint Van Zandt advised against any drastic measures, such as cutting the electricity to, or putting sleep gas inside, the bunker because it could agitate Dykes.
The negotiator should try to ease Dykes' anxieties over what will happen when the standoff ends, and refer to both the boy and Dykes by their first names, he said.
"I want to give him a reason to come out," Van Zandt said, "and my reason is, 'You didn't mean that to happen. It was unintentional. It could have happened to anyone. It was an accident. People have accidents, Jimmy Lee. It's not that big a thing. You and I can work that out.'"
Police seemed to be following that pattern. At a brief news conference to release a photo of Dykes, they brushed off any questions about possible charges.
"It's way too early for that," said Kevin Cook, a spokesman for the Alabama state troopers.
The shelter is about 4 feet underground, with about 6-by-8 feet of floor space and there is a PVC pipe that negotiators were speaking through.
One of Dykes' next-door neighbors said he spent two or three months constructing the bunker, digging several feet into the ground and then building a structure of lumber and plywood, which he covered with sand and dirt.
Neighbor Michael Creel said Dykes put the plastic pipe underground from the bunker to the end of his driveway so he can hear if anyone drives up to his gate. When Dykes finished the shelter a year or so ago, he in invited Creel to see it and he did.
"He was bragging about it. He said, 'Come check it out," Creel said.
He said he believes Dykes' goal with the standoff is a chance to publicize his political beliefs.
"I believe he wants to rant and rave about politics and government," Creel said. "He's very concerned about his property. He doesn't want his stuff messed with."
Midland City Mayor Virgil Skipper said he has been briefed by law enforcement agents and has visited with the boy's parents.
"He's crying for his parents," he said. "They are holding up good. They are praying and asking all of us to pray with them."
State Rep. Steve Clouse, who represents the Midland City area, said he visited the boy's mother and she is "hanging on by a thread." Clouse said the mother told him that the boy has Asperger's syndrome as well as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD.
Dr. Nadine Kaslow, a family therapist and psychiatry professor at Emory University in Atlanta, said the boy's emotional troubles might make things even more difficult for him.
"They have less way to make sense of things," she said of children with Asperger's and ADHD. "He may be less able to even interact with the person who's holding him hostage than another child might be, and he's less able, for example, to imagine friends that might be there waiting for him, to remember the good things, positive times. Also, he may be more likely to be frightened and overwhelmed and confused by the situation."
The normally quiet red-clay road leading to the bunker was busy Friday with more than a dozen police cars and trucks, a fire truck, a helicopter, officers from multiple agencies and news media near Midland City, a town with a population of 2,300 that's about 100 miles southeast of Montgomery.
Police vehicles have come and gone steadily for hours from the command post, a small church nearby.
Dykes was known around the neighborhood as a menacing figure who neighbors said once beat a dog to death with a lead pipe, threatened to shoot children for setting foot on his property and patrolled his yard at night with a flashlight and a firearm.
He was in the Navy from 1964 to 1969 and served some time in Japan, according to military records.
Authorities said Dykes boarded a stopped school bus filled with children on Tuesday afternoon and demanded two boys between 6 and 8 years old. When the driver tried to block his way, the gunman shot him several times and took the 5-year-old boy.
The bus driver, Charles Albert Poland Jr., 66, was hailed by locals as a hero who gave his life to protect the pupils on his bus.
Dykes had been scheduled to appear in court Wednesday to answer charges he shot at his neighbors in a dispute last month over a speed bump. Neighbor Claudia Davis said he yelled and fired shots at her and her family over damage Dykes claimed their pickup truck did to a makeshift speed bump in the dirt road. No one was hurt.
Davis' son, James Davis Jr., believed Tuesday's shooting was connected to the court date. "I believe he thought I was going to be in court and he was going to get more charges than the menacing, which he deserved, and he had a bunch of stuff to hide and that's why he did it."
A neighbor directly across the street, Brock Parrish, said Dykes usually wore overalls and glasses and his posture was hunched-over. He said Dykes usually drove a run-down "creeper" van with some of the windows covered in aluminum foil.
Parrish often saw him digging in his yard, as if he were preparing to lay down a driveway or building foundation. He lived in a small camping trailer and patrolled his lawn at night, walking from corner to corner with a flashlight and a long gun. Parrish described the weapon as an assault rifle, while another neighbor said it was a shotgun. Authorities have not disclosed what firearms Dykes might have in his possession.


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In an attempt to find the best method of keeping deer off the runway, state and local officials met June 21 to discuss options to run off wildlife that congregate on airport grounds.
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The wooded areas around several lake airports serve as a natural draw for wildlife, but airport officials say as soon as they come near the taxiway, it creates a safety concern.
Camdenton fixed-base operator Lake Aviation told the city council a fencing project would be the next logical step. It would act as a barrier and a more permeant solution to the problem.
A recent collision with an aircraft racked up a nearly $10,000 bill for one pilot in damages and inspection costs.
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Yesterday, I told you that there are a lot of choices when it comes to bins, piles, and systems. Worm bins and Bokashis are pretty specialized and self-contained systems. I really don't have much experience with either. But I have used both a pile and a bin.
A pile is best for "cool" composting. It's great if you aren't in a rush for your finished compost, and if you don't want to think much about it. It doesn't take a lot to build one. And a pile probably won't generate much heat, hence being "cool." Plan a year to two years for harvesting. With this method, you basically just throw your kitchen scraps, yard waste and what-have-you into a big pile, and let it do its thing. You can help it along by turning/stirring/forking it a couple of times a year, and by chopping up the browns you put into it. Some people use a chipper or run over their browns with their lawn mowers before adding them to their piles.
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The key here is you don't want it to get too hot. You want it to rot quickly and kill the bad stuff, but you don't want to kill off the good guys. So you need to rotate it. Or maybe aerate it is a good word. Two bins make this nice as you can flip it from one bin to the other. Sometimes, during the summer, we open it up, put out the half-finished compost, let the chickens scratch through it for a day or two and then scoop it all back in, water and cover again. If you have a tumbler, there's no need to use a pitch fork at all, just spin it.
So exactly what do you put in your compost bin?
"The greens" vs. "the browns." General advice is that for cool composting you need a 40/60 mix of the two, with more browns. For hot composting, the ratio is even greater, closer to a 5 to 1 ratio or more of browns to greens. But what are they?
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There are all sorts of cute counter top containers for compost. I keep a big stainless steel bowl on my counter to catch all of our kitchen scraps, our greens. I used to use a porcelain one, but it got ruined, so stick with stainless steel. When it is full or before bedtime, we take the bowl out to the pile. I cover the bowl with a plate in the summer if fruit flies are a problem.
Most people don't have a problem coming up with enough greens. Browns can be tougher. It helps to keep a source of browns nearby. Yard waste is perfect. We beg leaves off the neighbors in the fall. In the summer, instead of putting grass clippings in as a green, we [have our neighbor who collects his] spread them around the chicken area. The hens use them as littler and for a couple of weeks until they are completely dry. Then we rake them up and toss them in the pile. Dried leaves, straw, dead plants, wood shavings and shredded paper all work. Usually, as long as you keep plastic out of it, the bathroom trash is all compost-able.
In addition to your greens and browns, you pile will need air and water. Keep your pile moist – like a wrung out sponge, or chocolate cake. We cover ours to keep the moisture in during the summer. And we turn it and mix it. It gets quite hot in the middle, so we move the middle to the outside edges and the edges in to the center to cook. Then we water it some more and cover it back up. Some people add soil or finished compost to their pile. If your soil is healthy, it has all kinds of good micro organisms that help with decomposing your pile. It's sort of like adding yogurt to hot milk to make more yogurt.
What about the smell? As long as you aren't adding milk, meat or carnivore poop to your pile/bin, your compost should not smell foul at all. If your pile has any odor other than a good soil smell, you probably need to turn it, add browns, or both. Sometimes our bin gets an ammonia smell. This usually happens after we've added the contents of the chicken coop to the pile and it's had a chance to get going. Chicken manure is very rich in nitrogen. Adding in more browns and mixing it up, getting the inside to the outside and vice-versa, takes care of it.
When your compost is done, it should look like great soil. No big bits or pieces of anything, light and fluffy, not soggy at all. The compost shown above still has bits of egg shell and wood shavings (the browns take the longest to decompose) but I would put it in my garden like this anyway.
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Author David Berreby had an excellent article, The Case for Fitting In, in the New York Times Magazine last year. Here are some excerpts.
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When Eliot Spitzer resigned his governorship for committing the very crimes he'd publicly denounced only a few months before, he seemed mystifyingly inconsistent. Yet one character trait does shine through the separate, supposedly incompatible compartments of his life. A self-described "steamroller," he had that self-confident drive to do what he'd decided needed doing, never mind others' expectations, never mind who or what gets hurt. In politics, and in his sexual life, he embodied nonconformity. Voters ate it up when he ran for governor, because Americans have a prejudice in favor of lone wolves. Moral superiority, we like to think, belongs to the person who stands alone.
Until recently, social science went along with this idea. Lab-based research supposedly furnished slam-dunk evidence that, as the social psychologist Solomon Asch put it, "the social process is polluted" by "the dominance of conformity." That research, though, was rooted in its time and place: The United States in the aftermath of World War II, when psychologists and sociologists focused on the conformity that made millions give in to totalitarian regimes.
Lately, however, some researchers have been dissenting from the textbook version. Where an earlier generation saw only a contemptible urge to go along, revisionists see normal people balancing their self-respect against their equally valuable respect for other people, and for human relationships. For evidence, revisionists say, look no further than those very experiments that supposedly proved the evils of conformity.
The psychologists Bert Hodges and Anne Geyer recently took a new look at a well-known experiment devised by Asch in the 1950s. Asch's subjects were asked to look at a line printed on a white card and then tell which of three similar lines was the same length. The answer was obvious, but the catch was that each volunteer was sitting in a small group whose other members were actually in on the experiment. Asch found that when those other people all agreed on the wrong answer, many of the subjects went along with the group, against the evidence of their own senses.
But the question (Which of these lines matches the one on the card?) was not posed just once. Each subject saw 18 sets of lines, and the group answer was wrong for 12 of them. Examining all the data, Hodges and Geyer found that many people were varying their answers, sometimes agreeing with the group, more often sticking up for their own view. (The average participant gave in to the group three times out of 12.)
This means that the subjects in the most famous "people are sheep" experiment were not sheep at all — they were human beings who largely stuck to their guns, but now and then went along with the group. Why? Because in getting along with other people, most decent people know, as Hodges and Geyer put it, the "importance of cooperation, tact and social solidarity in situations that are tense or difficult."
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Without that kind of trust society would fall apart tomorrow, because most of what we know about the world comes to us from other people. . . .
. . . . Of course, no society should ask for knee-jerk obedience to any command. But, as the dissenters point out, there are dangers in a knee-jerk refusal to get in line. For example, in a version of the Milgram experiment in which the dupe is seated in a group of three, he will defy the "experimenter" and behave humanely — if the other two people refuse to inflict further shocks. That kind of conformity is, to put it mildly, desirable.
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To read the entire article, click here. To read some related Situationist posts, see "David Vitter, Eliot Spitzer, and Now John Edwards: The Disposition Is Weaker than the Situation," "Solomon Asch's Conformity Experiment . . . Today," and "Solomon Asch's Classic Group-Influence Experiment." For a list of previous Situationist posts discussing Milgram's research click here.


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From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...I'm not a gambler, and have very low expectations when it comes to winning contests or giveaways. For years I'd enter and have nothing to show for my efforts, but it seems my luck has changed. Last week I received a package containing the Real Food Diet Cookbook by Dr. Josh Axe, some Equal Exchange Fair Traded coffee and vegan Snapdragon cookies made by Liz Lovely. The gifts were part of a giveaway sponsored by The Foodie Blogroll which is administered by Jenn Campus, its creator. I was thrilled with my windfall. I hope that all of you will take a look at the contests and giveaways that can always be found here. The Foodie Blogroll is also a great place to network and meet fellow bloggers.You won't regret your visit.
Dr.Ash is a wellness physician and radio show host. The real food diet he supports is not a fad or quick weight loss plan. His interest is in real, unprocessed food that will improve overall health. He is a proponent of counting nutrients rather than calories, fats or carbohydrates. His focus is on recipes that use unprocessed food and the book contains a wealth of information for those seeking a better diet and healthier lifestyle.
My regular readers know that my husband is a committed carnivore. He views meatless meals the same way a vampire views holy water or a cross. While this is not a strictly vegetarian cookbook, I wanted to try at least one of the meatless entrees for this post. My theory being, if the Silver Fox would eat it, it had to be good. I decided to go with the recipe for bean burgers. You'll probably have to shop for some of the ingredients needed to make these. Most kitchens don't have coconut oil or gluten free breadcrumbs lying around, but it is important to remember that these are recipes designed for a new way of eating, and that requires an openness to new ingredients. The burgers are very easy to assemble and they are quite good. Next time I make them I'll use less lime juice, but I was generally happy with the recipe. Oh, and yes, the Silver Fox ate his. He slathered it mayonnaise and buried it in a bun, but he ate it without complaint. If you are a proponent of "real" food, you'll like this book a lot. Here's the recipe for the bean burgers.
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1-1/2 pounds sweet onions, thinly sliced
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1 tablespoon fresh rosemary, minced
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2 tablespoons lime juice
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1) Heat 1 tablespoon coconut oil in a large pan and saute onions until they are soft and begin to caramelize. Season with sea salt and pepper to taste. Place caramelized onions in a large mixing bowl and set aside.
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They are called 'homegrown terrorists,' citizens of Western countries highly prized by Islamist militant groups because they can move across borders and carry out attacks easier than people from Middle East and South Asian countries closely identified with terrorism.
Two such people – one Canadian and one Australian – are believed to have been involved in the July bus bombing in Bulgaria that killed five Israeli tourists and a Bulgarian driver, according to Bulgarian investigators. Bulgarian Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov said the two were members of the Lebanese Shiite Muslim militant group Hezbollah, which is in turn linked to Iran.
Here are some examples of Western citizens who have been linked to terrorism, both in their home countries or abroad in recent years:
LONDON SUBWAY BOMBING Four young Britons – three of Pakistani and one of Jamaican origin – carried out a series of suicide attacks July 7, 2005, on the London public transport that killed 56 people. More than 700 people were injured. All four had lived normal lives under the police radar and had no criminal records. They carried homemade bombs carried in backpacks. Al-Qaida released video testimonies of two of the bombers who denounced the West and declared their allegiance to Osama bin Laden.
SHOE BOMBER Richard Reid was a British citizen who converted to Islam in prison. After his release he traveled to Afghanistan and Pakistan, where authorities say he trained with al-Qaida. More than three months after the Sept. 11 attacks, Reid boarded an American Airlines flight in Paris bound for Miami and tried to detonate a bomb in his shoes. He was subdued by passengers and crew and the plane landed safely in Boston. In 2002, Reid was sentenced to life without parole after pleading guilty to eight counts of terrorism and attempting to destroy a commercial airliner.
DAVID COLEMAN HEADLEY Headley, a Pakistani-American, used his U.S. passport to travel frequently to India, where he allegedly scouted out venues for terror attacks on behalf of the Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist organization. The al-Qaida-affiliated group used the information to plan and carry out the 2008 attacks in Mumbai, India, in which more than 160 people died. Last month Headley was sentenced by a U.S. federal court in Chicago to 35 years in prison for his role in the Mumbai attacks.
TIMES SQUARE FAILED BOMBING On May 1, 2010, two street vendors alerted police to smoke coming out of a vehicle parked on New York's Time Square – an area teeming with tourists. Police found that the vehicle was rigged with a bomb that failed to explode. Two days later, federal agents in New York arrested Faisal Shahzad, 30, a Pakistan-born U.S. citizen who lived in Bridgeport, Conn., after he had boarded a flight bound for Dubai in the Persian Gulf. Shahzad confessed to the attempted car bombing and said he had trained at a Pakistani terror training camp. Shahzad was sentenced to life imprisonment in October 2010.
ANWAR AL-AWLAKI Al-Awlaki was born in 1971 in New Mexico where his father was studying agriculture as a Fulbright scholar. The son was educated in the United States but left in 2002, eventually returning to Yemen where he became a key figure in the local al-Qaida branch, which U.S. authorities believed was the most dangerous of the al-Qaida franchises. Al-Awlaki's fluent English and articulate speaking style won him a huge following among disaffected young Muslims in the West. He and another American, Samir Khan, who edited al-Qaida's Internet magazine, were killed in a U.S. drone attack in Yemen on Sept. 30, 2011.
MAJ. NIDAL MALIK HASAN Born in Arlington, Va., to Palestinian parents, Hasan joined the U.S. Army in college and became a military psychiatrist. Colleagues said that during an assignment at Walter Reed Medical Center, he was deeply affected by dealing with young soldiers wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan. FBI investigators alleged that he corresponded by email with al-Awlaki. Hasan was wounded and captured by police on Nov. 5, 2009, after he allegedly opened fire on soldiers in Fort Hood, Texas, killing 13 and wounding 29. Hasan, who was paralyzed from the waist down in the shooting, was charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted murder. A trial date has not been set, and he could face the death penalty if convicted.
ADAM GADAHN Born Adam Pearlman in Oregon, Gadahn converted to Islam in 1995 and moved to Pakistan, where he joined al-Qaida as a propagandist. Using the name 'Azzam the American,' he appeared in numerous al-Qaida videos, denouncing U.S. moves in Afghanistan and elsewhere and threatening attacks on Western interests abroad. U.S. authorities filed treason charges against him in 2006 and have offered a $1 million reward for information leading to his arrest or conviction. Despite rumors he had been killed or captured, Gadahn appeared in a video last September marking the 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
GLASGOW AIRPORT ATTACK On June 30, 2007, a jeep loaded with propane canisters slammed into the terminal of the Glasgow International Airport in Scotland, setting the building on fire. Five bystanders were injured. Both occupants of the vehicle were arrested. Police identified them as Bilal Abdulla, a British-born, Muslim doctor of Iraqi descent and Kafeel Ahmed, the driver. Anti-terrorism officials said Abdulla became radicalized due to the Iraq war. Ahmed, an Indian engineering student, died of his burns. Abdulla was convicted of conspiracy to commit murder and was sentenced to 32 years in prison.
AHMAD OMAR SAEED SHEIKH Following his education in Britain, the British-born Sheikh traveled to South Asia, where he joined Islamic militant groups. He was sent to prison for kidnapping Western tourists in India in 1994 but was released to Pakistan five years later in an exchange of prisoners following the hijacking of an Indian airliner to Afghanistan. In 2002, he was convicted of kidnapping and murder in the death of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl and sentenced to death. His appeal is still pending in a Pakistani court.


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CNN's Randi Kaye reports on the controversy surrounding Chavis Carter, a man police say shot himself in the head while handcuffed behind his back in a squad car.
Post by: Randi Kaye
Filed under: Crime & Punishment
So he commits suicide for having ten dollars of weed and skipping a drug class... give me a break. This was cold blooded homicide.
U know what's sad?? That there r ppl out here who believe this story.. this story doesn't make any sense @ all.. Okay, granted I have never been in hadcuffs in my life and I do not wish to experience that.. but what the hell would be the purpose of handcuffs if they were so "easy to get out of." He stated that with so much confidence and arrogance it sickens me.. This only proves that humanity has no hope left.. smh really sad that a mother has to lose her son this way!!!
The only explanation I could think of is the officers missed the gun hidden in his back waistband the first time he was placed uncuffed in the back of the squad car. It's possble Carter hid the gun in between the back seat then tried to get at it the second time he was placed in the squad car with handcuffs. As he was pulling the gun out from between the seats, it went off, probably by accident, not intentionally to kill himself. The angle of the entry wound and gun shot residue on his hands, would help determine if it could have been self inflicted.
I have been hand cuffed several times and it is impossible to have a gun if they searched him and the handcuffs are to tight to be able to shoot anything. The chief of police knows it is impossible and he is wrong for protecting him.
The scenario does sound rather bizarre, but if the cops really did shoot him themselves then why not take off the handcuffs after the fact and just say he wasn't cuffed at all.... Seems like it would have been a much easier sell for the cops involved.
this explanation is implausible to the point of arrogance. I am more afraid of the arrogance than any thing else. That authorities would even make such a claim makes me fear that they are far too comfortable operating outside of the law.
I agree with your comment and totally disagree with the Chief of polices` explanation. I hope in the near future, police departments across the country can successfully get rid of bad cops, but after this story, I`m doubtful.
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In this week's television, seven of your favorite shows are having their climactic season finales. And a few more are having the penultimate episodes of the season. It's enough to make you have a nervous breakdown — but luckily, John Hodgman is playing a psychotherapist, and he's here to help.
Check out the complete scoop on how every show you love is winding down. Plus clips and stuff!
Adventure Time (7:30 PM, Cartoon Network):
Check out a brand new clip from tonight's Adventure Time, in which an apparently friendly bear takes Finn and Jake under his wing (so to speak)... but they begin to doubt his true intentions. That's followed by a new Regular Show.
Eureka (9 PM, Syfy):
Sounds as though the aftershocks of the VR experiences are still being felt:
Fargo deals with Holly's death; Zane and Allison evaluate their romantic relationships after their experiences in the virtual reality; a project threatens to ignite the town.
Motorcity (9 PM, Disney XD):
And there's another episode of this brand new dystopian animated show, in which:
When Mike gets his hands on a volatile energy source possessing the power to either defeat Kane or backfire and destroy Motorcity, he must demonstrate that he knows which risks are worth taking and which are not.
Also on TV tonight: a brand new House at 9 PM on Fox, the season finale of Castle on ABC at 10 PM, and a brand new (to Americans) Lost Girl on Syfy at 10 PM.
Unforgettable (10 PM, CBS):
It's the season finale about the woman whose brain can store, freeze-frame and enhance her memories, to the point where she's like a walking DVR. And it looks like she's finally got a lead on her sister's murderer. Will she get closure? Is this show coming back in the fall? We'll know both things soon enough.
United Stats of America (10 PM, History):
Statistics is a science, right? Here's the lowdown on this new show about what statistics can teach us:
Here's a stat for you ... the average American male is on earth for about 900 months, and in that time he will spend almost two months shaving, roughly five months on hold, and another five months complaining about his boss. He'll also spend a whopping 198 months watching TV ... but only a mere two months having sex. Randy and Jason Sklar were born a statistic: they are identical twins and stand-up comedians who also just happen to have an obsession with numbers and an amazing knack for finding the incredible stories behind the stats. The wisecracking brothers are the hosts of UNITED STATS OF AMERICA, a new series premiering Tuesday, May 8 at 10 p.m. on HISTORY(R). UNITED STATS OF AMERICA reveals the stories behind the most interesting and surprising statistics in American history - stories that tell us more about who we are as individuals and as a nation. Randy and Jason bring their irreverent brand of humor to locations across the country, uncovering hidden facts about America and Americans while engaging in stunts and experiments that help them uncover the story behind the stats. The Sklars will also utilize cutting-edge computer technology and visually stunning "infographics" to help bring these numbers to life.
I like that "infographics" is in ironic quotation marks.
Also on TV tonight: At 9 PM, Travel's Mysteries at the Museum deals with pneumatic subways, among other things.
Once again, Wednesday is a great howling void. Sorry. Go be with your family. Or get caught up on Awake — it's worth giving another chance to, if you've lapsed in your viewing.
The Vampire Diaries (8 PM, The CW):
It's the season finale — and did they really just close the book on the whole Klaus storyline last week? Here's what The CW wants you to know, plus a couple clips:
THE SECRET HERO - Determined to protect his sister, Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) makes a decision that will change everything. In the harsh reality of the present situation, Elena (Nina Dobrev) longs for simpler times when her parents, Grayson (guest star Jason MacDonald) and Miranda (guest star Erin Beute), and Aunt Jenna (guest star Sara Canning) were still alive and her biggest concern was her relationship with Matt (Zach Roerig).
Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Damon (Ian Somerhalder) leave Mystic Falls together on a mission, but soon split up when Elena needs one of them. Caroline (Candice Accola) and Tyler (Michael Trevino) are forced to make a life-changing decision. Finally, Bonnie (Kat Graham) makes a secret deal that has heartbreaking consequences.
Isn't "Bonnie makes a secret deal that has heartbreaking consequences" what happens to her in every episode?
The Big Bang Theory (8 PM, CBS):
This show is also having its season finale, as Howard and Bernadette decide they want to be married before the space launch, and the gang has to put on a wedding in a hurry. And "NASA astronaut Mike Massimino guest stars as himself." And as various commenters have pointed out, this is a Soyuz launch, not an actual U.S. launch. So it's in keeping with our new reality.
Community (8 PM, NBC):
And it's worth mentioning the other geek comedy that airs on Thursdays at 8 too, because of a certain guest star:
THE STUDY GROUP GOES INTO THERAPY WITH ABED - Abed (Danny Pudi) becomes convinced that there is a conspiracy afoot and that Dean Pelton is an imposter. When Abed is apprehended sneaking around on campus, he is required to see a therapist, Dr. Heidi (guest star John Hodgman, "The Daily Show"), or risk being sent to jail.
Person of Interest (9 PM, CBS):
It's the penultimate episode of the season, and we're continuing to delve into Reese's past, with genuinely interesting ramifications:
The newest POI's curiosity could spell his doom when he finds himself embroiled in a dark government conspiracy - one that Finch is all too familiar with. Meanwhile, Reese uncovers something revealing about Finch's past.
The Secret Circle (9 PM, The CW):
Check out a clip from the season finale, and here's what's going on:
CASSIE AND DIANA UNLEASH THEIR DARK MAGIC, CHARLES AND DAWN GET A SHOT AT RESTORING THEIR POWERS AND FAYE FIGHTS FOR HER LIFE IN THIS JAW-DROPPNG SEASON FINALE - After Faye (Phoebe Tonkin) is attacked by the Witch Hunters, Jake (Chris Zylka), Melissa (Jessica Parker Kennedy) and Adam (Thomas Dekker) set out to save her. Blackwell (guest star Joe Lando) tells Cassie (Britt Robertson) and Diana (Shelley Hennig) that the only way to stop the Witch Hunters is to use their Balcoin blood to unleash the Crystal Skull. Diana is reluctant, but Cassie convinces her it's the only way to help their friend, but she'll need to tap into her dark magic to do it. Meanwhile, Dawn (Natasha Henstridge) and Charles (Gale Harold) are faced with a new way to get their power back...but at a very big cost.
Touch (9 PM, FOX):
Here's what to expect this time around from this show, which I believe is officially on the bubble:
Martin exposes a corrupt parole officer (guest star Scott Michael Campbell), and a Brazilian street musician (guest star Louis Ferreira) uses his guitar to win the heart of a beautiful woman. In addition, Jake bonds with another mute boy (guest star Tre C. Roberts), while Clea and Martin learn new information about one of Teller's key patients.
Awake (10 PM, NBC):
As the first (and probably only) season winds down, the reality-hopping premise is getting shaken up:
A strange dream disrupts Detective Britten's ability to switch to his other reality and the appearance of a mysterious man, (guest star Kevin Weisman) causes him distress. Soon memories of the accident begin to surface and Britten has to come to grips with one of his losses. Later, Captain Harper (guest star Laura Innes) shows growing concern over his erratic behavior. Meanwhile, Hannah (Laura Allen) works to mend the ties between Emma (Daniela Bobadilla) and her family.
Confederate Flying Machine (10 PM, National Geographic):
Yes, you read that right. This one-hour special is promising to "rewrite the book on aviation history." I'm not sure we'll be able to withstand these levels of steampunkiness.
Also on TV tonight: There's a new Dragon Ball GT on NickToons at 8 PM.
Nikita (8 PM, The CW):
Another season finale, another show that might not be coming back. At least it's going out huge — with the threat of nuclear disaster. (You almost hope the nuke does get set off, since if the show does come back, that will set up some pretty insane storylines.)
Percy (Xander Berkeley) calls the President the United States (guest star Cameron Daddo) and threatens to set off a nuclear explosion unless his demands are met. Birkhoff (Aaron Stanford) finds two scientists who could help stop Percy's new nuclear satellite, so Nikita (Maggie Q) and Michael (Shane West) head after one and Sean (Dillon Casey) and Alex (Lyndsy Fonseca) look for the other. Unfortunately, Alex and Sean get caught at the very location that Percy blows up as an example of his power. Meanwhile, Nikita realizes the best way to stop Percy is to go into the belly of the beast – Division itself.
Supernatural (9 PM, The CW):
It's the penultimate episode of season seven, and the Winchester Brothers are going Cylon-hunting. Sort of. Here's the skinny:
In order to defeat Dick Roman (guest star James Patrick Stuart) and the Leviathans, Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) must locate three key items. Castiel (Misha Collins) helps with one but for the last objects, the Winchesters must face two of their strongest opponents – an Alpha (guest star Rick Worthy) and Crowley (guest star Mark Sheppard). Meanwhile, Bobby (guest star Jim Beaver) tries out a new ghost trick that ends up being very dangerous.
Fringe (9 PM, FOX):
Another season finale! Who, or what, do you think Walter is shooting in this clip?
In the climactic conclusion of the Season Four finale, the Fringe team is pushed to their breaking point as they desperately attempt to prevent a catastrophic event that threatens the lives of everyone.
Presumably this time around they more or less deal with the immediate threat of William Bell — but he survives to be stuck in amber later, and then we get a cliffhanger taking us into season five, which is all about the evil Observers.
Grimm (9 PM, NBC):
It's the penultimate episode of the season, and Nick has to deal with a creature who can't quite turn back into a human. Which sounds pretty interesting:
After Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch) stumbles upon a brutal murder, Nick (David Giuntoli) learns the suspected creature (guest star Kenneth Mitchell), and friend of Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell), is suffering from a mysterious condition — the inability to completely return to human form. This mysterious condition leads them to a therapist (guest star Roger Bart) who's created an artificial drug to suppress the creature side, with horrifying side effects. Meanwhile, the investigation takes a surprising turn when Hank (Russell Hornsby) sees something he can't quite explain.
Also on TV tonight: There are two new Phineas & Ferb episodes at 8:30 PM on Disney.
Cartoons (9:30 AM, Cartoon Network):
More awesomeness with Thundercats ("Birth of the Blades"), Green Lantern: The Animated Series ("Flight Club") and Young Justice ("Alienated.") Plus the usual awesome batch of totally insane DC Nation cartoon shorts.
The Legend of Korra (11 AM, Nickelodeon):
Note special time. Korra and the Fire Ferrets prepare for the pro-bending tournament, and a threat looms over the arena. Check out a brief sneak peek, including the statue of Firelord Zuko in Republic City. This is followed by a new Power Rangers.
Also on TV today: A new Transformers Prime on The Hub at 8:30 PM.
Ultimate Spider-Man (11 AM, Disney XD):
"Back in Black" features more Venom:
When the terrifying Venom returns, Spider-Man tries to stop the villain and save his best friend. Spidey must decide if he can trust his new teammates with the shocking truth about Venom before asking for their help.
And then Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes features an army of shapeshifting Skrulls.
Once Upon a Time (8 PM, ABC):
Another season finale. And it has the ominous title "A Land Without Magic." Here's what to expect, according to TV Guide:
Regina and Emma will find themselves at odds in the finale, with the stakes for both being raised in a new way. As for whether fans of Charming and Snow will be pleased by the finale? "We hope everyone who watches is both happy and excited to see what comes next," the producers say.
Game of Thrones (9 PM, HBO):
This episode is called "A Man Without Honor." Who does it refer to — Theon or Jaime? Or someone else? Here is the synopsis:
Jaime has some surprising company. Theon goes hunting while Dany is given an invitation.
Also on TV tonight: There are two new episodes of Winx Club on Nickelodeon at noon. Fox has its usual animated comedies, including The Simpsons and the season finale of Family Guy. There's a brand new Mythbusters on Discovery at 9 PM. PBS has a brand new Sherlock at 9 PM. And BBC America has a new special, Planet Earth: Extreme Journeys, at 10 PM. And there's a new Metalocalpyse on Adult Swim, just after midnight.
Sources: Futon Critic, MSN TV, TV Guide, and various TV studio press releases.


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Carnival death ruled accidental
State investigators from the Arkansas Department of Labor have concluded that the death of a 7-year-old boy at a carnival on Easter Sunday was accidental, unrelated to the condition of the Sizzler carnival ride from which he fell.
Carnival manager Ann Saunders, doing business as Jelly Saunders Original Razorback Amusements, was assessed a $10,000 civil fine by the Arkansas Department of Labor/Amusement Rides Safety Program for 10 violations in five areas of concern reflected in the summary report by ADL/ARSP Chief Inspector Mike Watson.
"The investigation did not reveal definitive information as to which tub the patrons were riding in, at the time of the accident," Watson concluded in the June 4 report. "Signage on each tub indicated the warning to remain seated while the ride was in motion. There was no evidence found that mechanical failure or malfunction caused the accident."
Seven-year-old Marcial Alvarado Jr. of Hope died April 9 at Arkansas Children's Hospital from traumatic injuries suffered April 8 in a fall from a moving ride car on the Sizzler, and from subsequent injuries from being struck by a moving ride car as the machine was being stopped.
Watson's conclusions were based largely upon eyewitness accounts.
"Based on the eyewitness accounts including the operator's statement, the mother's account of what occurred, along with technical data including dynamic forces associated with the Sizzler, it is reasonable to conclude that the child stood up and fell out over the back of the tub before the ride operator turned off the ride," Watson's report states.
But, Watson's report notes, "The set-up inspection did not cite for the recordkeeping problems or the bypass of the emergency stop."
The latter notation regarding the "bypass of the emergency stop" is one of the elements noted in the summary of Watson's findings, which discusses facts relevant to the conclusion and the citations of the carnival company for violations of the Amusement Ride Regulations of the Arkansas Code.
"The inspection of the ride revealed that the ride had not been maintained according to the manufacturer's specifications," the summary states. "The ride was in need of repair by having worn parts, missing bolts, a broken lap bar, hydraulic leaks and painted hoses and several tub pins that did not move freely. ...
"It was found that the operators control panel had been altered by adding a toggle switch to control the ride bypassing the red emergency stop button."
Those points were not cited in the April 2 inspection report upon which the ride was allowed to operate in Hope.
"The operator at the time of the incident was Mr. Dwayne Mathis," the investigative report states. "His statement confirmed that at the time of the incident, the emergency stop button did not work. He stated that Ann Saunders knew about this, but told him to operate the ride anyway."
Consequently, the carnival company was cited for "failure to maintain ride to manufacturer's specifications" in violation of state standards on amusement rides among the 10 citations listed which accompany Watson's investigative report.
The company was also cited because the ride was taken down and moved shortly after the accident occurred.
According to Watson's summary, Saunders notified him of the accident at 2:10 p.m. April 9, stating that the accident had occurred about 4:30 p.m. April 8.
"I informed her not to move the ride, and she responded by telling me that the ride had already been taken down," Watson's report states. "I informed her that she should not have moved the ride and should have called the emergency phone number within four hours and she needed to file a written report within 24 hours."
Razorback Amusements was subsequently cited for having moved the ride; failing to notify the ADL of the accident within four hours; and failing to file a written report within 24 hours of the accident.
ADL/ARSP attorney Denise Oxley said Tuesday that it was unclear whether having the ride in place might have made any investigative determination more definitive.
"I can't say that," Oxley said. "Any time you move a ride that hampers the investigation. I can't say in this particular case that contributed to the conclusions."
Watson's report also denotes a lack of documentation and training for the ride operator, as well as a lack of documentation regarding ride maintenance, maintenance scheduling, inspections and daily pre-operation inspections.
The company was also cited for each of those violations.
In a June 6 letter to Saunders from ADL/ARSP Support Manager Richard D. Steward Jr., the company is given 30 days in which to appeal the final determination upon which the total of $10,000 in civil penalties has been assessed.
Saunders was not available for comment.
Steward also advised the company that a copy of the investigative report was to be forwarded to the office of Eighth Judicial District-North Prosecuting Attorney Chris Thomason.
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